akuma587 said:
Yeah, well I mean we are faced with two shitty alternatives, let the market correct itself and have everyone in the financial sector shit a brick when mass defaults on loans occur, or try to ease the transition by bailing out a bunch of people who in no way shape or form deserve a bailout (especially the idiots who accepted a variable interest rate and now can't pay). So either way we are pretty screwed, and will be screwed for several months if not years.
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Well, its not only us, this hurts asia and Europe alot too.
And as i have said, bailing out the right companies will definatly decrease the amount of time this hurts. Like you said, mass defaults could cause a total and utter screwup the likes which we have not seen in a long time
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